Moonspear we'll be counting stars

Alaska had been learning the grounds of the camp, mainly on her own. She'd manage to sneak others into her helping her, without them necessarily knowing, such as Dash and her walking back to the territory or Tev patrolling with her, both unknowing that in their time talking and walking she had been taking in routes and the terrain below her feet. A particular ledge  had caught her interest, she was positive the view would be spectacular, especially at the time of night. She had alway found stars beautiful, but in her travels she thought the only thing more beautiful and fair than stars and galaxies scattered across the sky was Auroran Lights. Her father would tell her spectacular stories about them, and how it was the dance of spirits of all kinds of animals. Her parents weren't only extravagant travellers, but mind blowing story tellers. That was one thing she missed the most of her family, the stories they had to tell.

Perhaps one day she could reunite with them, and explain her new life. They could be growing a small pack by now, with her mother having more litters. It had been about a year since she'd left, so who knows? In her thoughts, Alaska hadn't noticed the smell or shadow-like figure of the Alpha on the ledge, eyeing the breathtaking sky. She almost stepped on his tail, if she hadn't snapped back in reality. "Oh!" she said, a little too loudly. Making her ears lower in embarrassment. Usually the girl would never get worked up over a mistake, but she knew this was the Alpha her friends had spoken about. "I apologize." She avoided eye contact, though she desperately wanted to observe her Alpha up close, which was a bit difficult in the night.